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A clear, "UV-resistant" urethane, varnish, or epoxy provides good protection against UV damage.

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10mm?

Welcome, you're in the right forum for anything tool related!

2 versions, the velcro holds pretty good but the magnetic version constantly fall off tool. Not impressed for the price.

Normally Adirondack chair design uses joinery which is plenty strong without using glue for additional strength. Marine grade or waterproof glue won't add much more than a seal for the end grain, if it is joined with something like stainless steel screws, but can make it worthwhile. If you're doing white chairs (a few coats) of a good exterior grade paint sprayed on should not need a clear coat.

Looks cool. I see it over on ToolGuyd. tool boxes, drawers, organizers, mounting and transport accessories, tool bags, and more.

I wasn't in the market, I have the 22" rolling Packout, and the Packout small parts organizer, but couldn't pass up this deal and can always use more storage options in my garage when not traveling with them.

Just got 3 pieces of the new Husky Build Out modular system. So far love it. Easy to connect, strong holding power, latches seem Pro quality, removable handle, (easy to store in pickup with a cover) and very well made and designed. The only flaw I saw were the 2nd and 3rd tops wont stay open unless you let the handle down, and they need to make more accessories. But "3" pcs at $159 vs my one Packout rolling box for $139? Wish I had waited and started with Husky. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Build-Out-22-in-Black-Plastic-3-in-1-Tool-Box-Set-HKYBO3/325054543

That was hilarious!

Sounds like a simple roofing job, but remember Avoid paying the full project cost upfront and you may want to pay with a credit card to give yourself a path of recourse in case something goes wrong.

I would try buffing in some "Old English Lemon Oil Furniture Polish".

Could possibly be that the first coat was not 100% dry before the second coat went on or some other moisture got trapped.

Yeah I noticed a while ago that they list the same item in several different listings, and the one with all the negative reviews is usually "not available". Lol

There is almost no such thing as US agents for customer service. Amazon, internet providers, and other companies purposely hire foreign agents from Philippines and India who are willing to work for peanuts. Americans wouldn't work for the amount of money they get paid. Early on Amazon looked like the world’s best company, (taking a loss in profits) to kill off all competition. Now that Amazon has captured market share, shipping, delivery, customer service has gotten worse.